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GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Houston Hotels Perform Better Than Most

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

HOUSTON-Unlike 22 other leading hotel markets, Houston is staying ahead of the game, says a CB Richard Ellis lodging specialist. Other industry watchers concur. Occupancy is up from 2000 and so is the daily room rate.

Mayor Back to Pushing Housing Initiative

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

WASHINGTON, DC-Mayor Anthony Williams and other city officials plan to break ground today on Clifton Terrace, a redevelopment that will result in 76 condominiums and 152 rental apartments.

Customs Pounce On Birmingham Office Scheme

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

BIRMINGHAM-One of the glitziest office buildings on the market in the West Midlands has let to a UK government occupier. HM Customs & Excise has taken the Spectrum building in Edmund Street.

Sara Lee Growing Virginia Plant for New $93 Mil Coffee Line

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

SUFFOLK, VA-The Chicago-based food products firm has started site work on a 152,000-sf building that will house 80,000 sf of production; 12,000 sf of office; and 60,000 sf of utility and storage area. The capital investment is the largest of its kind for the company.

Developments on Former Racetrack Land Paying Much Less in Taxes

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

LIVONIA, MI-Livonia acknowledges it could have more money from research and development uses, but says warehouse/retail was able to fill the space quicker, and with more jobs.

Report: Signs of Stability in SF Market

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO-A recent report shows promise for the San Francisco Bay Area office real estate market -- five-weeks of relative stability after months of rising vacancies.

Owner-Occupied Trend Drives 45,000-SF Sale

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

HOUSTON-Phoenix Tel-Supply went to market when its building was damaged in the summer floods. The Houston-based high-tech provider now holds the deed to a 45,000-sf building and a temporary tenant. It's an ongoing trend due to rising rent.

CenterPoint Inks 300,000-SF BTS at Joliet Arsenal

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

JOLIET, IL-In the first major deal since the redevelopment of the former Joliet Arsenal, a 300,000-sf distribution center will be built there for Partners Warehouse Inc.

Magic Win Yearly Leasing Deal

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

ORLANDO-When the team's existing contract is up in 2004, the NBA franchise will rent the TD Waterhouse Centre on a year-by-year term instead of signing for five-year extensions. The Magic pay the city $15,000 per game or $600,000 for 40 home games.

BankAtlantic Issuing $150 Mil in Securities

remstaff &Globe Street | October 16, 2001

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The bank holding company would use part of the net proceeds to finance a portion of the Community Savings Bankshares acquisition.

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GlobeSt.com EXCLUSIVE: Houston Hotels Perform Better Than Most

Mayor Back to Pushing Housing Initiative

Customs Pounce On Birmingham Office Scheme

Sara Lee Growing Virginia Plant for New $93 Mil Coffee Line

Developments on Former Racetrack Land Paying Much Less in Taxes

Report: Signs of Stability in SF Market

Owner-Occupied Trend Drives 45,000-SF Sale

CenterPoint Inks 300,000-SF BTS at Joliet Arsenal

Magic Win Yearly Leasing Deal

BankAtlantic Issuing $150 Mil in Securities

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